May Day is the International Workers Day. In celebrating this day, VUWSA is promoting the general theme of "Liberation". Liberation from (1) capitalism (2) knowledgism (3) imperialism (4) racism (5) sexism. You may ask why pick on these five isms' and what connection they have to each other.

Well, it has been rich, well-educated, imperialistic, European males that have got the world into the mess it is in now!

"And it was necessary that the factories and the universities should meet, in order that the universities might bring to the factories their technical knowledge and their intellect and that the production centres—the factories—might bring to the universities their working class spirit".

—Fidel Castro

The intellectuals often tend to be subjective and individualistic, impractical in their thinking and irresolute in action until they have thrown themselves heart and soul into mass revolutionary struggles, or make up their minds to serve the interests of the masses and become one with them.

—Mao Tsetung

Tuesday 1 May

8.00 pm: *May Day Celebrations* Union Hall. Speaker: Bob Scott. Films, Supper & Refreshments. $1.00.

Wednesday 2 May

8.00 pm: *Stein Evening* to raise money for the delegation to New Zealand of the Provisional Revolutionary Government of the Republic of Vietnam, and the Democratic Republic of Vietnam. Music/Films/ Beer/Wine. Union Hall,

Thursday 3 May

11.15 am: *"Why I am pissed off with this place"* Union Hall - Free for all,

Friday 4 May

12.00 noon: Evelyn Reed speaks on "Feminism in the U.S.A. Today". Union Hall.

8.00 pm: Nga Tamatoa "Come as you are *"Social"* $3.50 single, $6.00 double. Union Hall.

Liberation Radio Station will be on the air every day in May Day Week.

Films on Indochina and Southern Africa will be shown every day in the Listening Room.

'Do It!' A "Heroic Activity" against institutions supporting capitalism, imperialism, sexism, racism and knowledgism (further information from Studass Office).

Watch main foyer for displays every day.

Extrav: "The last Maxina in Taihape"'May 1st—May 12th. Memorial Theatre. Students 90c, public $1.25.